rebalance
Contributors: Chris Wallwork, Carter Carlson
Project Goals
- React front end
- Display coin transactions and summaries in a clean, easy to understand format
- Functional product to rebalance personal funds or simulate rebalance
- Allow users to select which coins/dates they want to simulate
Current Project Status
So far, we're able to simulate purchasing 5 coins and rebalancing them over a specific
period of time. More to come.
Introduction
This repository merges two similar repositories:
- crypto-simulations
- Simulates rebalancing a randomly selected basket of 5 coins 250 times and records the total value of the portfolio over the course of the simulation.
- Compares overall hodl performance to rebalanced performance.
- transaction-log
- Rebalances a specific basket of coins and captures details of the transactions
- Can be simulated or used for personal rebalancing
Repository Comparison
While the two repositories have similar purposes, they were made separately and have different code structures.
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Code Structure
- crypto-simulations:
- Utilizes many separate lists
- Zips the lists together
- transaction-log:
- Portfolio object
- Methods for portfolio class are outside the class in functions
- crypto-simulations:
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Pros
- crypto-simulations
- Optimizes simulation speed for a large number of backtests
- Compares rebalancing periods and the performance of randomly selected coin portfolios
- transaction-log:
- Documents relevant data of every transaction over the simulation period for a specific portfolio
- Can be used to rebalance a real portfolio on an exchange
- crypto-simulations
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Cons
- crypto-simulations:
- Only simulates rebalancing: can't be used for personal rebalancing
- Unable to store data from transactions
- Code is lightweight, making it hard to follow
- transaction-log:
- Cannot scale to multiple backtests
- Portfolio methods should be inside the class, not outside functions
- crypto-simulations: